, 1887-05-19
MORNING SESSION.

In the case of Salina b. Bishop and
]. II. Bishop VS. Spokane manufactur-
ing and lumber company and Jane
Shinn. Demurrer to complaint
overruled.
On the motion of Mr.. Nash, James
NJ. Armstrong was admitted to
practice law before the courts OF the
territory.
In the case of III. l.. Clifton VS. w.
+. Clark and James Clark. Mr..
Prather appeared to make q motion
to quash summons. Motion sus-
tanned.
In the case of James n. Glover VS.
the city of Spokane Falls, motion
was made by Mr.. Griffitts to make
the complaint more definite and cer-
tain. Motion denied. Exceptions
taken and allowed.
The following docketed cases were
dismissed:
Mary Kincaid VS. Benjamin Kin
caid. Dismissed by death of de-
fendant.
VIM. II. Campbell VS. John Oncan.
Dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
Thos. Mallen, administrator of
Catharine Clink, deceased, VS. John
Richard. Dismissed on stipulation.
Elizabeth Guerin VS. Edward
Guerin. Dismissed at plaintiffs
cost.
Thos. Mallen, administrators Of
Catharine Ciink, deceased, vs. A. f.
Daniels. Dismissed on stipulation.
Mary f. Teller VS. franklin Teller.
Dismissed at PLAINTIFFS cost.
Samuel Cook VS. Jonathan Richart.
Dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
Moore, Hunt n Co. VS. VIM. Sin
gleton. Dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
Andrew A. Walker vs. Geo. w.
Libby, ct al. Dismissed on stipula-
ton.
Oleaima NJ. Boyle vs. W.. A.
Myrick, ct al. Dismissed at plain
tiff7s cost.
Thomas Quick VS. Nj. T.. Richard
sou. Dismissed at plaintiffs cost
+. Lewis Clark Vs Is. &. Van
Houten. Dismissed ut plaintiffs
cost.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
In the case of Drumheller VS.. Sarah
A. Worster, ct al. Motion made by
Mr.. Griffitts that "A default be en-
tered and the appointment of guar
dian all litem for the infant.
In the case OF Bringgold VS.. j. w.
Morgan. Motion made by Mr..
Nash to strike the complaint from
the files and to quash the summons.
The motion to quash the summons
was denied. The motion to strike
the complaint from the files was sus-
tained upon the grounds that II was
not properly verified, with permits
sion to the plaintiff of payment Of
costs to file verified complaint
within twenty-four hours.
The following are the members of
the grand jury now in session.
Wv Van Vie, Alex KoontZ, q Il
Belden, Eli Wench, Geo w Robin
son, VIM Bingham, w S Murphy,
w II Black, Geo w Ansley, VIM
Spangle, Is Buck, VIM Hickman, NJ
Chapman, w A Mclaughlin, Il B $
Coleman, Andrew Eickmeyer, c w
Murphy, and VIM Downer.
In the case OF Jonathan q. Clark
ard George Brandt, VS. the city of
Spokane Falls, motion was made by
defendants counsel that the order
showing cause why defendants
should not be punished for contempt,
be discharged on the following
grounds: lst. The order is not Is
sued in the name of the United
5VdteS. sIIu. 1DcCuuoC tuC
on which it is based fails to show
any violation OF the injunction either
in letter or spirit or any attempt OF
such violation. 3rd. Because not Is
sued by the clerk ana because not
directed to the sheriff.
In the case of Carl johann Peterson
and Charletta Petersdotter, VS. Chas.
w. Carson, administrator Of Matilda
Carson, deceased, ct al. Demurrer
agreed by Mr.. Gritfitts to the COM
ri, int on the ground that the plain
lifts have not legal capacity to
aud the complaint does not SIS a
facts sufficient to constitute caus~
ofuction together with several minor
points as to the validity Of the com
plsint. Demurr over-ruled, eXcep-
ton taken and allowed. Defendant
allowed until Monday morning to
answer complaint.